Author: Elon Mark

Organizations can’t afford to overlook employee growth in today’s fast-changing business landscape. To remain competitive, managers must intentionally develop a workforce equipped to lead, adapt, and create lasting impact. To prepare your workforce for current and future business needs, consider moving beyond ad hoc training efforts and embracing a deliberate, strategic approach to talent development. Professional development programs for continuing education provide an accessible, high-impact way to begin this process. Whether you aim to strengthen leadership capabilities, foster innovation, or build analytical skills, online learning enables your team to meet real business challenges while empowering employees to reach their full…

Read More

The ARA clean petroleum product (CPP) barge market during mid-June presented a complex mix of price corrections, patchy demand, and lingering terminal delays. Freight rates drifted lower for most routes while sporadic market spikes highlighted the tension between regional supply chain inertia and global product volatility. 1. Freight Rates: Declining Across the Board Freight rates generally edged downward throughout the week, especially for middle distillates: From June 11 to June 18, the Cross Harbor and Rotterdam–Antwerp/Amsterdam corridors saw a clear trend of declining rates, driven by weaker spot demand and increased barge availability. Light ends remained relatively stable midweek but…

Read More

The HDFC Infinia Credit Card has emerged as one of the most popular and aspirational offerings in India’s premium credit card segment. Designed for high-income individuals, HDFC Infinia Credit Card Metal Edition provides a suite of luxury benefits tailored for travel, dining, lifestyle, and rewards. From unlimited airport lounge access and high reward point accrual to exclusive hotel privileges and concierge assistance, the HDFC Infinia Credit Card stands out as a high-value product for discerning users. Like what you’re reading? Get our latest, straight to your inbox. In this comprehensive article, we will cover everything you need to know about…

Read More

By beaming an ultra-low latency live feed from its camera directly into a pair of goggles, a first-person view (FPV) drone puts you right in the cockpit of a small and agile aircraft able to squeak through the smallest of gaps and pull off breath-taking moves like flips, barrel rolls, loops and vertical plunges. These aren’t drones you buy to get pristine photos of wide open vistas so much as to experience (and document) an adrenaline-inducing rollercoaster ride through a tight, obstacle-populated environment. As such, piloting an FPV drone is a completely different, entirely more challenging kettle of fish than…

Read More

An organization is only as effective as its employees. When your employees lack the skills to do their jobs efficiently, it can mean lost productivity, increased errors, dissatisfied customers, and, ultimately, less business revenue. The solution? Implementing an upskilling program to help your employees master the skills they need to thrive in their roles. Here’s a closer look at what upskilling is, how it works, the benefits it can bring to your organization, and a seven-step framework to help you launch a successful upskilling program. If your organization wants a flexible, easy-to-implement upskilling program that can scale quickly, consider Harvard…

Read More

Suppose you could speed up Earth’s rotation so that a day was only half as long? What would happen? Well, for starters we’d have to make new clocks that only have hours 1 to 6 for am and pm. If you had tickets to an 8 o’clock concert, you’d be out of luck: 8 o’clock no longer exists.But maybe a more germane question is, why do physicists ask nutty questions like this? It’s never going to happen—just move on, right? Well, here’s the deal. Thinking about counterfactual scenarios gives us insight into how things work here in reality. Plus, it’s…

Read More

For Avanti Patil, business isn’t just a field of study; it’s a family legacy and personal mission. Pursuing higher education was a natural path for Patil, a Bachelor of Business Administration student at DY Patil University in Navi Mumbai, India. Her connection to the school is personal: her family founded the institution and has led prominent colleges and healthcare centers for years. Growing up in that environment sparked an interest in business with a social purpose. Inspired by her upbringing, she’s focused on a clear goal: “I want to build brands that are empathetic with customers.” Now, in her final…

Read More

Alerts about operations are disseminated through direct messages, WhatsApp, or posts on each page’s feed. In turn, it is possible to anonymously report the presence of immigration agents through private text messages or calls to specific phone numbers.In general, users are asked for basic data such as time, date, city, state, and exact location of the operation, as well as photographs or videos when it is possible to document them. In addition to issuing real-time alerts, many of these pages offer free legal guidance, not only on migration issues, but also on labor rights, access to health, education, and other…

Read More

The US Environmental Protection Agency moved to roll back emissions standards for power plants, the second-largest source of CO2 emissions in the country, on Wednesday, claiming that the American power sector does not “contribute significantly” to air pollution.“The bottom line is that the EPA is trying to get out of the climate change business,” says Ryan Maher, a staff attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity.The announcement comes just days after the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) quietly released record-breaking new figures showing the highest seasonal concentration of CO2 in recorded history.In a press conference on Tuesday, flanked by…

Read More

Los Angeles is a city of immigrants. It is also a city of unions. And in California, those two constituencies have essentially melded into one.So it should come as no surprise that federal immigration raids on workplaces around Los Angeles County this week set off the largest protests to date against President Trump’s immigration crackdown.On the first day of the protests, David Huerta, the president of the California chapter of the Service Employees International Union and the grandson of Mexican farmworkers, was arrested and hospitalized for a head injury after being pushed by a federal agent. Officials said he was…

Read More